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NewsBMW opposes 'mandatory' membership of industry-wide schemes
Other large German companies are waiting for the outcome of the country’s reform debate
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UK roundup: Suffolk LGPS, BMW UK, Cameron Hume, Pemberton
Suffolk Pension Fund returns 0.7%, while BMW plans to close UK DB schemes
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BMW eliminates longevity risk with shift from DB to DC scheme
German car company moves from DB to scheme with minimum guarantees, inheritable benefits
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BMW UK pension completes £3bn longevity deal
[17:00 CET 22-02] UK – The largest longevity insurance deal seen yet by a pension fund has been completed by BMW's UK pension fund with Abbey Life and Paternoster.
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Longevity hedge could drive pension risk for BMW UK
[16:50 CET 03-02] UK – The £3.5bn (€4.3bn) BMW (UK) Operations Pension Scheme has confirmed it is looking at strategies for “risk reduction and control”.
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BMW transfers pensions to new Trust
[17:25 CET 07-11] GERMANY – Munich-based car manufacturer Bayerische Motoren Werke (BMW) is preparing to make a second pensions transfer to its newly-launched contractual trust arrangement (CTA).
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BMW mulls pension transfer
[16:30 CET 18-12] GERMANY – Munich-based luxury carmaker Bayerische Motoren Werke (BMW) has said it looking funding its pension liabilities externally, possibly via a so called contractual trust arrangement (CTA).
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BMW in discussions over UK pension costs
[14:30 CEST 24-06] UK – BMW has entered into discussions with employee representatives on possible methods to reduce the cost of future service benefits in its UK defined benefit (DB) scheme following the results of its latest actuarial valuation.
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BMW denies CTA pension plan
GERMANY – Car maker BMW has denied that it plans to announce next month the creation of a contractual trust arrangement (CTA) to fund up to €2.6bn in pension liabilities currently on its balance sheet.
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BMW considering €2.6bn pension CTA
GERMANY – Luxury car maker BMW is seriously considering removing up to €2.6bn in pension liabilities from its balance sheet and having them funded externally via a contractual trust arrangement (CTA), industry sources say.
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